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“If in the past year you didn’t CRY OUT when thousands of protesters were killed and injured by Turkey, Egypt and Libya, when more victims
July 16, 2014
“If in the past year you didn’t CRY OUT when thousands of protesters were killed and injured by Turkey, Egypt and Libya, when more victims
PRESS RELEASE UN Watch urges reprimand from Ban Ki-moon GENEVA, July 14 – UN Watch today called on UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon to reprimand a
In an astonishing moment of candor, the Palestinian representative to the UN Human Rights Council — in explaining the high risk of Palestinians being indicted
In an astonishing moment of candor, the Palestinian representative to the UN Human Rights Council — in explaining the high risk of Palestinians being indicted
Photo: Canadian Foreign Minister John Baird receiving UN Watch award in September 2013 Canada Rejects UN High Commissioner for Human Rights’ Criticism of
The ILO issued a deeply flawed, misleading and misrepresentative report on the Palestinian territories. Last month, at the 103rd session of the International Labour Conference,
UN Watch invited Rachel Frankel, the mother of 16-year-old Israeli-American kidnap victim Naftali Frankel, who was one of three boys abducted on June 12th, to address
UN Watch Statement Item 7 GD 26th Session, UNHRC Delivered by Rachel Frankel On behalf of UN Watch, my name is Rachel Frankel, and I live
PRESS RELEASE Syria accuses Israel of “inhumane practices” that “target the health of Syrian citizens” GENEVA, May 26, 2013 – The Geneva-based monitoring group UN Watch
Hypocrisy: Syria and UN Health Assembly Slam Israel Syria accuses Israel of “inhumane practices” that “target the health of Syrian citizens” GENEVA, May 26, 2014 – The
A UN committee on Palestinian rights today wrapped up a 2-day conference in Geneva where legal experts and a Palestinian cabinet minister exchanged plans on
When it comes to UN reporting on the Israel-Palestinian conflict, it is usually the case that Israel is mostly criticized, with a brief reference in